First Report on the Flora of Wyoming

First Report on the Flora of Wyoming, by Aven Nelson, presents a detailed early survey of the plant life in Wyoming. Published in 1895, this report offers valuable insights into the botanical landscape of the region during the late 19th century. Nelson's work contributes significantly to the fields of botany and natural history. This book is a crucial resource for botanists, environmental historians, and anyone interested in the natural heritage of Wyoming. Its detailed descriptions and historical context provide a unique window into the state's ecological past, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on the flora of the American West.

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